Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 156, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 July 1858 — Page 2
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TERRE-HAUTE. AT MORIONO, JULY It
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to
n, to fiiirfntj by
•xctlsiasnisj inlfsir ¥oric City. Almost
BHfobmutiMAilwridbi Bkify
awahea
some feelings of
•'STIFFTT* IWIP
the into'STFSITNG Qnsltti
Me then gave it to her. The Chat eke put the poison in the Medtoal aid was immediate^ protndtfce condition of ths ladiee and «aan waa at two o'clock, as we
ThagM
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of fovrtosnori tort** ^^l^te'd Bit sihn^^^ nlMsdvtod hartobuy it in tke eeAe, and psiiM the
tkata oolemd fosaateaamitabent the
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05ty,k
wondur,
with Arir ia otlwi pla-
c«bif It Mi happen to A Star York c%, wwM put the denisens
jftmm of that city, would continue to lmm as long a* a single idea of its aoveltjf could asist, Mid until, all ito vitality being con* ,S«ued, aotfiittg would be left it but to die theaonvnleive death of a candle burnt out ia its socket. This is the universal fate of h»axoitii(g topics and transactions that imem-ia that gnat dty of crime and excite-
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of
aalmrfjinisnt wifffH recur vitidly to bis wind WMWplM poiat, and almost every day that pMies over our heads adds |«dlMV' to the nnmbsr.
We an indebted to Mr. Geo. W. Clayton, the gentlemanly conductor of the mail mail, for highly important intelligences.
of
rail metropolis in {perfect fever
of
the
Emit unless, ssit sonctimse happens, new HH» of wStannt follow each other ia f4ti|bh:tepid euooiiilon that the inlmilj of is sWaflnwed op in the noveHy of anotiMn1. The man whose memory can extend feMfcovor ths short space of one year need* ilhntretioM of this feet, for its uumerottt riots, the absurd obnefoini p«W by |t% ^provision wagons oitjgwt to ite ttystsri-
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gar beer, Hi serfll milk revelations, audita
JJ
*t§ diSlltolnated sad
payer pMM^l»t)l the expitemaat spreads ilaslfto almost every section, awl thns flkoqftids nfpersott, for removed from HtgMB^MflftilaMNtttafti dogno of interest in the subjects with those among whom they originate. Thm New York
City seeme to be greit centre of feeling —A vast unhealthy brain to the body of onreosatty, the nerves of which, feeding to its every exiretuily, ere the newspapers published and scattered all over the land.
AWhoUFamilyFoUonad. Mnoh exeiteraenfc was caused on Chestnut street yesterday by the discovery that "Mrs. Patrick Pope, her daughter, Miss Ellen, Miss Green, daughter of Dr. Green, of Danville, who was on a visit to Mrs. Fa., and a wagro man had beon poisoned by ataenic, which had been pot hi the coffee partaken at breakfast. Before going into particulars, we will state tbat the two young ladies and the negro are entirely out of danger, and that there if every probability of the recovery of Mrs. Pope, though she la still sariouaiy ill. ft appears that a negro girl, about ten yeani of age, belonging to Mrs. Pope, called at the drag store on the corner of Chestont and Sixth street*, this morning, and asked for some arsenic. A white boy who wee attending the store, while Mr. W. H. Young, the proprietor, was at breakfost, declined to 1st her have it She left, and shortly after returned, telUngthe bjj that her mistreesssid she wanted to rats. girl
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«wf^a it let thai
rentBatad, a»d temperatam to twenty 4ec*
ta 0MM a torvM ew.a. wehavehad, this would worth,
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THE VERY LATEST FROM UTAH. -----
From the St. Joseph Gazette, 8th.
In the afternoon of yesterday, 7th inst., the Salt Lake mail arrived in this city, for the first time direct from Salt Lake
The mail left Salt Lake City on Saturday, the 19th of June. The Peace Commissioners, Messrs. Powell and McCullongh, had arrived safety. Young and the lest of the Mormons, with the exception of some forty or fifty, had evacuated the city and gone south to Provo. The city looked almost entirely deserted. Peace had been agreed upon, but on what terms our informant was unable to learn.
On the 20th the mail party met Col. Johnson and his command, at Echo-Can-on, about ten miles this side of Weber river. The command was stretched out on the road for more than a mile in length; met General Harney and command encamped just beyond Fort Laramie. Col. May and command 35 miles this side of Laramie; met a large body of infantry at Ash Hollow. Major Emery was encamped on the Big Blue; met another command at Fort Kearny. The mail party encountered heavy rains on South Platte, about forty miles beyond Fort Kearny; had to swim the Platte. The Weber river was also very high. The grass on the entire route, was luxuriant, and never before known to be so good. The Sioux Indians were scattered all along the route, but were friendly; met large trains of provision wagons from Platte river
river
this way, all progressing finely. Going out on the 10th of June, the party encountered a severe snow storm, and a heavy snow fell at Fort Bridges [sic] on the tenth of JUne. -----
The National Guards of New York. utodsr Colonel Etoryes, which paased through Baltittivvi this morning on their way home from Richmond, is eertainly one o€ the but regulated and appointed militia companiesni 0ie United Htates. In d'ill,
ftU it cormr, ocgatticltion and general sppearance, it will be dose comparison with the "regulare" even of the modern military government. Some years ago an officer of the New York National Guards committed suicide. This act, according to military discipline, is considered one of cowardice, but the deceased was well known to be one who in active service stood amid the bravest of the brave. He had been through the Mexican war, and stood high in esteem as a soldier but other matters when quietly at home promoted him to become a tsuioide. He left an orphan child, a bright and promising little daughter. She was alone in the world, and, ae it were, friendless. The regiment of her father adopted her, and sbe became thus "a Child of the Raiment," and that Tegiment the gallant National Gnarda of New York. A tax of two dollars per annum was levied on each member for the orphan's support and education. This amounted to 12,000 a vear, and what waa not expended was duly pnt away in investment for A dowry for the Daughter bf the Regiment. The young lady, now sixteen years old, has grown beautiful, intelligent and aceompUsliadtaRd is well off and doubtless she looks upon her gallant guardians with all the love, honor and enthusiasm that Marie did on the brave Snl-
and the gallant 81st in the Opera.— uch companies as the New York National (jtaarda reflect honor on the country.
Popping the QfMion by Locomo-
Tbe Knickerbocker says the Savannah Republican, hits off admirably in the following love declaration the regular clank and tacketof a locomotive engine under foil headway. The lover'e 'bieaks' and those of the locomotive ave most sciantifi-
ok
By those eheeks of lovely hne wAose eyes of deepeet blue, Whidii thy very son! looks through, As if foreooth, those clear bine eyes Wese portals into paiadlse, that alabaster brow
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By thathand an whits as iswj By that proud ngelic form
ravan hairrLv^^tt lips I swear the air aisd the diustfi wttdari
htheeiooKnc
By our vespen, by oar By ewr notioew and fo Bsnnu: By yonng Capid by toy nase
Yes» I ewearby eraatScwt,
That
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love
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tar
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[WIMss aad s&sfs.}
(N.Y.)
higUy »ew
fedt
said to have hea
ten up a that city. Auhnrn lochs always been adsaiied.
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Is tm |»»aii jf salj wisssii
toe sssa^rtfesf'BaBeA
toe wesd—epwflh toe lay [or*h*OULlBanl»|,
3il|lptrt tbwalvajrs, in good aria evil, TBI sn our credit bas geae to Ae d—I.
But net ia faaace afame is it ihtoiies strange and new, I swat «mn Thcydaiatbe Federal law agfeearive— I' C^Ittt gt*d, list *at« aadyefieisfinFl I wfll expiahi, to prevent eoalmdietion Aad that the rkryf be ooonted Jkhtmi One night sat !eag atnfce happened^to tie Whet* a epeekir was chewed shoate thrc« times ttoee. Heart him deelare each State should mvreader Mnrerigfattotlw Uoloa (diaered Iflte thunder.) I'd give you Ue name if it were polite, f'y Then he,they say, would aotaally flg)tt Challenge at leaat, like that windy hack, Who makes a great blow, then tmket ii mH b*ek.
O Locomotion how wond'nma thy name Thott ever changing, yet ever the same— Oneday to laud Douglas, the next him decry. One day to retract, the neat forward fly. Once Spwttff Swwrwywiy rat the balm To heal op old sores and produce a ealm. Now bow to a laer begotton in iraod, Whtoh not the ten/A pari ef its satywta applaud. We, on our banner, a motto inscribed And hailed it emblem of national pride, Protective tariff—mechanics to MTe— Looomotiea conaigned if to the grave. Freemen, arise, and the msiter expel, Seehow1dsbIowaon«itrMiui^ry'*AuiM fell, Combat him erer, your wrongfl bear In laio-l^ By voting for .right, true redresi you can find.
Great 8
THE WILD ANIMALS, u&f*
tTAn afi Irf to* la tie
July t€-dwly
1
NEW ADVKUTISEMENTS.
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M'fiAftEN &. FARE WELL DAM RICE. Sole Manager. The agents of the GREAT SHOW are k*ppy in being enabled to announce an exhibition
In Terrc-Haute, Wednesday July 28th,
Upon which occasion die startling peculiarities, and Intrinsic Originalities Of this argantntfon wlft be presented Urns dem onstrating to the people of the Great West, that the hifth encomiums given by the Press of New York, Philadelphia snd Pittsburgh, were not lulsomely bestowed.
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Affording the student, and lover of nature, a fair opportunity of teeing them an advantage not to be gaieed where the cteatwcs are cooped np in small boxes, and punished by restraint of motion, and deprived of lwhtand proper ventiUatioo, as they generally are in travelling caravans. Tim
RARE SPECIMENS
Exhibited in the Great 8bow, consist of the BUatomil The laigest ever brought to the United States the only one in the country, and the fiwteverren dered tame.
THE GYMNASTIC ELEPHANT, The only rnie ever taught to walk a tight rope. THE WHITE CAMEL, Which Really Waliaes and the only pair of
^34 coaic kua,
Thai meet the expectations of the loverf of fua. The ART1STIO FORCES ere ol each a ehataeter ttiaa no Btpnslriaa ImaitnUun new extaat can ever asaeaae to eator ito compaHUuu wlfli the Great Show.
MISS SALLOB STICKNEY, The pride of tba Asseiican Artaaa. $ Kim. DAN MICK, Mistress of the Mm- Libby 8bowlea, the Female Bern Tamer. Mha Eatwe and Litoe Emma. Jaeoh Showier Comic PantosaiachS and Greteaqpe
Dr. lames Thayer, tike Clown aad Motley Come
Master Charles Reed, the Prince of the Pirouette. ..4J MR. f, «. E08ST0N. *'w?M The Chaamfam Horacema. •"®i MR. B.P. STICKNEY,
The Yete.aa Bfeietriaa.
Char tee Noyce, toe Zodkgical IMmster. Mast. Mlan^, Mast. :ftaheft A Itoiag ^limy.
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Os*hc,thesKiahiim Aerator The ahsls uader the fidsasf and directum of
THE AMERICAN HU
oMeheewal
Talkinc tlssast
dfthse* lasiesneef....ataa wt alNeer,
CMAFT6E0R71RMAMAM»{ wUdk IS
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te la assny yeasa, of hs~°€M era SUmmr^Mbwi* 18SL •lkrMi eanaei'laa
CTlhaa sfsaetl
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f^la fte si iiif
Nahalferiee Pit. C. B. CASTLE, Agaai. The OrsntEhew wffl esMhit el Tsftiim Tim irbt &tij 94, Cfawfordavillc Monday the 38th, aad at Rocfcrille Friday jpth.
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4 fmm
rn nifawMCTtkau?
or AirrQALLmmt in SIT ATE-
HgtotatoM
FAWN
this fty
enlaced toa^y aise. Deceased er ^emms talma at their reaUeuea. CCall aoon aad see. Foigrtnot thfr pUe^MiRer*s Piremiam Qallety, No. 4 Wane's Bock, Tem-Hante, bd. A. R.
vo&sat BUMWHim* ILL make cash advances on all kin of Heeaeheld Goods, WeseHteO} Jewelry, Clothing, Ac. Wholesale Notions at New York price*, at their A netton Room Eaat Side of the Publte Square, at the sign of the Three Balls.
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July 14-dlw
TERRE-HAUTE
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Terre-Haate, bliMaa
L^OR more than a ysar have the magnificent structures of the TERRE-HAUTE FE MALE COLLEGE bocE jteadily progressing. They are now nearly Completed and vfu be open pupils on Wedaeedy, the aext.
ed far the reception of 8th of
rattcements for sto^an^oomfaK, and the Faenl ty aaeerre here a pessinx notfee. Terre-Heute, Che site of the College is a beautifcl and healthv city, accessible by railroad from all directions, and cenosl to a numerous and appreciating population. It is man, as its name imports. From' atatirtics it is clearly (bown thatior several yearn past there have been fewer deaths and less sickness here than at HIT western city of equal population.
The butldfttff* wilt be fitted np lb the latest style and with all tba modemimprwemcnts- They will be warmed by steam, lighted by gas,aod far nished with warm and cold bathe, and what is rare ly to be found in insfiiutions ot learning—a GraMASiun—where the bed? made healthv and symmetrical by rxeceiae may suppert and eariat the labors of the mind.
A prominent feature of the College, is the provision made for the protection of the health of pupils. The rooms are tpmciomi mud torU vmtilimtad, there being a beautiful famished parlor with s» grate slec(wng apartments for each two young ladies.
The grounds arc ample, comprising 8% acres, in a pleasant part of the city, about omr-third of .which is a native forest grovr with mmdiup mmlkw and arion, forming a moat delightful promenade fin- pupils—all the grounds will be tastefuUy orna meqt^a.
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The Faculty will consist of a thoroughlf txptri «nctd and tficunt corps of instructors. Rev. Jon* Covesr, A. M., founder and former Prosident of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale Female College, fir-4 President.
Rev. AtntoNaoWooo, A. M., late Present of the Ohio Female College, and the dutinipiished author of several scientific works bearing hta name wtH be the prrsidHig teacher of the College and Iiatructor in MwitaT and M»ral Scicncc.
Prof. R. S «swoarH, late professor of Chenjis trv, etc., in Farmer's College, Ohio, will taku the chair of Natural Science, upon which he will hk*turc and experiment.
D'ESTAI^I H. 6VK*T, A. M., Prof, of Ancient Languages nod LiteratureProf. J. C. Mwixom, late of Hiiladelphi^, first teacher of instrumental music. And from six to ten additional gentlemet and lady teachers of long standing and snoeeeslel experie
No pains or expense win be roared to prnenrc teachers in every depmrlmevt, of tho eery hiphrtt tmmlifieatioM, so that pnpile wWring to themselves in the higher les of music, or any of the solid or ornamental bmnebos, may here receive the desired instruction. That pupil* from abroad mav derive the yrmtt# advantages to be gained at Boarding Schools, they are required to board ia the institution with the teachers (nates* by special permission of the President) that they mav have the benefit of their example and society.
The eonrse of studies will be thorough and extensive, embracing all the branches u«nally taeyht in our higher Seminaries of learning, English, Classical and Fine Arte.
The year is divided Into two sessions of twenty wi^ks each, commencing reapoctively cm Wednceday, the 8th of September next, and the 9«h darof Fehrnary, ISM.
The expense ot theaehool rear, Incladiag board and taickm in all the brandies of the coarse, roosss furnished, Ami, lights and will be $225—payable senji-annoallr l« The asmd extra chesgesWiH be nude for the ornaiMptal brandMe.
APPARATUS AND LECTURES. 0' Trest. WOODand Prof. Boewoarw will deliver fall uomiies of Leetares with the aid of the Telescope aad other appafatnStSUttrient to illustrate experimentally the prindpke of the sciences parsned. Books, and all other requisites for entering the College, may be bed at Ae College or in the 6Hy-
All letters of inanity er on btafaem* ShovM he tfnssad to Rev. JmmCorsarer D.S. Con
P.
&H. Potter, Rev.W. 9ft Rer. P. WlleT A. C.
Famal* Measy €hqf, be dm
Comer,
Tem-fturtr, twdhnsa The undersigned eitiaens of Terre-Hsate have accepted the «ftee of 7Vmfer of the Tetre-flaate Female College, aad may he referred loat any Ane by sadl as desire tether information eweemofthe College Eer. E. G. Rev. T.
(SUbert,
R- W-Thetanaon," Rer. J. G.Wttmn,
4KIt.
hiih,
Laelea Ryee,
Thee. Oswlise, Be^.MeKeon, !.
G. Warren,
Iers1f,4tw
W. JBOMOT*
R, L. Thsmpssn, Rev. M. A.^fewett, W. D. GriswoW, W.J. Rail, Jas. Fsrrisgton.
David Hartorwk, C.Y. PatMn.
And. Wflkins, .SkMtt.
July IS, MK-dwtf
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WHOLESALE BETAIL
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods
Aa *e m«r Stack, whichis rrn^the oity, for Ladni and
Flam Berge, Plain Tissue,* Printed Tissue, ,ft\"
Plain and plaid Jacouet 50 cents per yard.
Fresh sup® Gent's
Sum-
Gentlemen's wear.
as.
Printed Cambric, printed Jaconet, .. Printed Onputdie,
-f- Printed Lawna,
Bea&iful Prin^a Brflliat^^ Beanti&U White Brilliants. Beautiful Printed French Chinti,
^'^(^Bghatne to great variety. Prints in great variety, .^Ciialh Robes,
Challi Bereg«,
Crinoline Flojnced Shirts, China Grass Linen Shirts, Grass Linen for Skirts, Steel, Whalebone aad
do., from 10 to
f-f I
White Cambric do.'
Plain and dotted Swiss, from 20 to 85ct* Pxy*rd,
White and colore 1 Yxrieton.
A general assortment of white and col«r *d Coltgu iio*c Socka |r»r Genu and Boy
a.
Jfust afresh supply^of (^nts Wear, suitable for the prrsent Maaon.
ly of white and coTofqd Ladies
ani«u,s
Gloves.
Short and Ijott^ Mitts.
New Ltnen of El^an*-
Satin tWaxk 0 4. 10 4, 1^-4 1-1-4 awl W-4 Table Cloth*: Cheap »Variety of Table Dim ask l»r
Uie yd Napkins owels from 91 to 94 pr doz
Handsome I'rinlccl
Irish Xlneas!
Tor ftliirte and Children'a Wear
Whito «hirh»^^ It* Hi
vartefy of TS'ctv
SwAlMltff^
lo Sett* and Sin^c.^
Maltese, Point, Tedeneieene and Linen
Maltese Collars!
Point, Talcucicnne and Linen
8w^ss,s^4 C^nhiie Edgnfi,
Flounoln
Emb'd SnMrteM aai Orass
fnat-rate aasavtanMt nf WlMSBandl Prtnt* ed Lnen
BRILLS It-DUCKB,
V'!. IfmHmmi c* ,.4,--Taisiy sf msw Mawsllis
Veil Patterns.
Kalw*s
Obrtmr cf S& mmi £4*9**
\j"Ain il^Lsath ns8*fiCaclM, Ra» Coofcs,
ANUfACTfcRftRof all kinda^lhiis worir.
l€ooha,Oil
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July 8,1868 dl
One cent ft»r two jonr*..,.
O»o f-r mree eaM. Oa« eepy fMtx* rear* T*»rse sn|e« fire (HIMN I'll1 ropiirt Ml*
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(lVEir COBAT MFFCS STOKt.)
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ZOLEZZI Salesmen.
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Cocha ha. CHI Jatels*
IMINr work. flpKav^oMtr, csa&Hcsof alkhMa Soalesreted. Cash m^per
•r WhitsV
KtteL
The subscriber wooM eaU the attcnUon of^Engl* •eers. Machinists otherst^Sha meriitof this 1. fbr Journal BoaeSiAe. The dembility aad pf ahKirimef beenasv«re-
I»«mure,aad hWi Speed on 1 deeeriptfaus. Tim metal
aiathia* ty of various has been used with entire C. RR»I.*C. RR.,andT
,cn flwLP.ti
A St. RR.
PMttetne forwarded by Express eHTbi retained bv the anew uwvevnaco, »M specimen castings for trial, or -the motal in Iogol foesp prepscM fbr use will be forwarded if dcaiis'rf.
July 1,-dtf JAi. WHITE.
BeHotdLsw.
rpHE Township Trustees Of the several Tovrnt. ships are hervhy notified, that copies of the shove law. with the decisions of the Sunrema Court on theaame, cett bo had upon application at the Audi tore office also Enumeration blanks for Township enumeration, and blanks for Trustees' rvpuvHa j5y'
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B"ElFfG
iNttrts.
at assortment of plain stripecl and lad Mull Muslin—prioos from 30 to cents per yard:
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OBKMAIT LAMOOAOS. IN FIFTY LESSONSfree ftom my school duties for UM heat twoaHmthe, I shall teach the German Language toa dam of Ladies and Gentlemen, Eta. ry leaaon will occuny from two to three hours.— The instructions will be entirely oral, snd no prep, nation will therefore be requited. Relying on former experience, I am willing to be responsible for the nrngrase of metope students, which ahull enable Ulem to engage In polite German eonver* nation In the above stated time. Testimonies, re ftrcnees, snd above all the facts, that no naymenta need be made before owr task is accomplished, will be eattcirnt guarantee of rare soceeas, to
Utoee,
who a^ir* to the lunrvlcdge of the Germ njsnguage. On retjwast of several cltiam-* 1 havo alae formed a French class Roth classes will meet on Monday, July 12th. please address &« S. tOlTCE, B6i«4D-
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